Sentences with phrase «project over budget cuts»

The director left the project over budget cuts, but his original script has been floating around online.

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The Congressional Budget Office projects the House bill would cut $ 1.6 billion over 10 years from the school meals program.

Republican legislative leaders trying to break an 18 - day impasse over the state budget are focusing on cutting borrowing for road projects by $ 800 million, while negotiations are still going on over how to spread those reductions across the state, Assembly Speaker Robin Vos said Tuesday.

Figure 2 shows that every successive budget plan over the past two years has allocated more to nondefense R&D than the plan before, in part because of continually improving economic forecasts but also because of concerted efforts to protect R&D programs from projected budget cuts.

However, the projected job growth in this field over the next ten years is just 6 %, likely due to budget cuts at the local and state levels that has led to the reduction in special education programs in some areas.

Malloy administration officials are so excited about the notion of a budget surplus that they are talking about proposing a targeted election year tax cut to win over middle - class voters even though the state faces a projected $ 3.2 billion combined deficit over the three fiscal years following this year's election.

Uncertainty over the impact of a proposed Republican tax cut on the state's economy and budget is hanging like a cloud over California, but at this point, the Legislative Analyst's Office is projecting robust growth in state revenue for K - 12 schools and community colleges in the coming year.

Instead, the term is used in a derogatory way to describe cost cutting once the completed project has been found to be over budget.

The Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) estimates the 2014 - 15 and 2015 - 16 budgets strip approximately $ 1.5 billion over four years from basic services and supports for low and middle income households, with total projected cuts of $ 80 billion from health and schools funding to the states over the next decade [2].